chromotropic
/krɒməˈtrɒpɪk/Definitions
1. adjective
Relating to or characterized by the ability to change color in response to a particular stimulus, especially a change in temperature or electric field.
“The chromotropic properties of the new material made it suitable for use in temperature-sensitive electronics.”
2. noun
A substance that exhibits the property of changing color in response to a particular stimulus, especially a change in temperature or electric field.
“Researchers discovered a new chromotropic compound with potential applications in thermochromic displays.”